Non-League Paper

RANGERS SET FOR A ROYALS RETURN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 February 2018

By Robin Jones
PAGET Rangers are to return to Sutton Coldfield Town’s Coles Lane ground after an absence of 20 years.
Rangers groundshared with the Royals between 1993-98 after selling their Springfield Road ground for housing.
They then got promoted to the Southern League and developed a new stadium in the Birmingham suburb of Castle Vale.
But problems with the new ground and boardroom disagreements led to the club folding in 2002.
The club were relaunched in 2011 by supporter Matthew Dainty and restarted in the lower divisions of the Birmingham AFA, working their way back up to the ...

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